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Reference counting isn't garbage collection
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Try PyQt. It's fine. It's hundreds of times easier to use than CSS and you don't need to touch javascript with a 10 foot pole.
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bagtowneast
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I have yet to find management that gives two shits about technical debt. Even when it's slowing throughput of features!
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hasen-judy
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Seems like a bad play list to me because it's full of talks by gurus of "object oriented programming" which as far as I can tell is one of the worst ideas in programming (the only thing worse than it is dynamic typing).
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spacejack2114
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With or without a modern web framework? Without a framework I'd say it's about the same as most native UI stacks - you have an imperitave API that allows you to build and nest UI elements, though I'd still say CSS makes custom styling much easier. And Javascript generally makes async/event-driven code easy and more succinct.
Using a modern declarative web framework however there's no comparison. The old imperative UI libraries are positively ancient and very slow to develop for.
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reddit_index['kind'] if 'kind' in reddit_index else None
# should read
reddit_index.get('kind', None)
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ecacor8
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/r/programming/comments/a8cd01/testing_a_django_api_using_patch_and_lambda/ecacor8/
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noir_lord
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t2_3655m
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France been on fire from riots is just...Tuesday.
Honestly I admire the fuck out of them for it it.
**We are going to fuck you over for two generations and have numerous wars no one supports....**
England - oh. OK I guess, can you leave our health care system alone? no..ok I guess, at least we look after disabled peo..oh we stopped that as well, well you know best I'm sure.
France - Son, fetch me the glass bottles, rags and Jerry Can.
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hurenkind5
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t2_c6uzx
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It will probably even work, afaik, npm corrects "install" typos.
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ecad2da
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frutiger
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> If an app developer was willing to put that much time into it then they wouldn't be delivering electron apps.
You genuinely believe that if someone used electron, they are necessarily going to be using unvetted dependencies from npm that will be malicious to your data/computer?
> That's the whole point of electron--make it simple, easy, low cost to build.
That's not unique to electron, that's the point of almost every popular GUI framework (whether web or native).
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Tynach
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t2_9rbwn
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It could be that web developers often deal with Javascript, and npm has started to be used even for client-side Javascript development. These same developers start to use development practices learned from Javascript within the Django and Ruby on Rails frameworks, except that Python and Ruby's package managers do not support those sorts of practices.
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Yes, reference counting is a part of garbage collection.
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yawaramin
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t2_77bue
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It may be possible now with ES modules, but not before with plain old `<script>` tags.
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atxcoder03
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t2_206tlemw
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Elementary school is for exactly that... For imparting elementary knowledge and building a good base for imparting further knowledge. Includes math, science, language, arts, etc.
You keep saying CS all the time... What body of knowledge do you refer to as CS? The mechanism of how schedulers work or OS fundamentals? Programming logic? Lol you are going to teach an elementary school kid all these things! If you have a kid, please by all means go ahead.
If you read that article and assumed what the author was assuming.. maybe you learnt too much "CS" as a kid?
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ebd9ocr
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snowe2010
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t2_53c7i
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so we're not gonna agree on it most of this then.
>The circlejerk is wrong. Node's package management is, at the very least, better than Ruby's. And I say that as someone intimately familiar with both ecosystems.
I, as well, am intimately familiar with both ecosystems. I would never consider npm to be even top 10 package management systems, and the fact that you keep referring to it as "Node's package management" also indicates to me that you are actually not very familiar with the ecosystem. Node doesn't have a single package manager, it has several; one of which is npm.
I've used both pnpm and Yarn and neither are bad, but npm is plain terrible. The choices they've made have led to security incidents, bugs all over the place (including Windows), and have shown a general complete disregard for history. These problems are solved.
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ecadez7
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sic_itur_ad_astra
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t2_ivgrx
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Until you want it to run on an embedded target. Then there’s not enough DRAM to keep just two apps in memory, so the OS is soft-killing the app in the background, or at least saving its heap to flash. Then when you want to open it back up, there’s a lot of added latency involved with pulling all of that memory back out of flash (and pushing the current app itself into flash).
I’m obviously biased but it _is_ lazy development. Don’t get me wrong, I absolutely understand the benefits of having a platform-agnostic development framework. And it is nice having applications be consistent across devices. I can see why it is so enormously popular. But it’s only useful for basic data interaction like social networking and IDEs, yet it takes up the resources of a mid-sized video game. As a developer, you are pushing the burden of native app development off of yourself and onto the end user by saying “fuck it, just give me more of your CPU”. And if it’s a free app, I agree — fuck it. They’re not paying anyway. But if it’s something I’m _buying_, you bet I’ll get upset if it is sloppily developed in Electron
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ebd9ojv
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t3_a45jvw
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Tynach
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t2_9rbwn
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I agree. Using 'undefined' or `null` is another valid approach that would make sense. For better or for worse, Javascript's designer (Brendan Eich) decided to go with weak typing instead. At this point we don't have a choice, however, and we can't change it anyway.
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flekkzo
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t2_4nr1i
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It’s the classic if all you care about is cost, you don’t see the value of things. Our society has a strong ad economic, low cost, high profit slant these days. Gruber simply look for value, for good well working consistent software. And I agree with him.
A similar example: I rather play one great single player game like Horizon:Zero dawn and pay for it than a hundred free to play games with coins and gems.
I simply don’t enjoy a lot of software today, because using it is a poor free to play experience where things like consistency and UX are dreadful. And Gruber gets it right, there’s a lot of people who don’t care. They will never understand us.
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onionhammer
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t2_4fak4
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Started webpacking my lambdas just to tree shake the distributed version
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ecadt5v
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t3_a89y3r
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00jknight
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t2_13e2hc
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Why rocketchat over slack?
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False
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t3_a45jvw
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no_big
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It’s a surprisingly small number of waves to get such specific forms.
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ecadtex
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/r/programming/comments/a8e189/fourier_series_visualization/ecadtex/
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spacejack2114
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t2_fp92m
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> every UI change needing to go through the HTML DOM has performance implications
How is that not the same with XAML or any other layout engine?
> the lack of a native model/view system
We have declarative view libraries. They're better.
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o11c
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Better than most articles for such a simple subject. I'm still in love with CFBS though, despite the "immutable after creation" limitation (which has workarounds).
Note that there are some buggy FNV implementations out there that don't correctly maintain all its desirable properties.
Also note that interning is useful for things other than strings, but then it's usually called memoization or something.
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/r/programming/comments/a8an2s/crafting_interpreters_how_to_build_a_hash_table/ecadw2k/
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possessed_flea
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t2_3auhs
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You misread my comments, Linux is by far the best we got for the server today, but if we still had serious commercial unicies the world would be a much better place. Intel definitely wouldn’t have the server market cornered in the way it does now.
Microsoft’s assault on Unix is the reason why it’s not around anymore but the existence of Linux helped mitigate the FUD
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myringotomy
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t2_9f1cg
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Hatred of "anything not made by microsoft" is remarkable.
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ecadxaw
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ZenoArrow
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t2_ev8io
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Regarding Atari financing the Amiga for use as a games console, whilst I don't know all the details from what I am aware of I don't think that's quite right. During the HiToro days of Amiga development there was talk of building a games machine, but development switched to a home computer after the US video game industry crash, as it was easier to pitch a home computer than a console at the time. By the time of the CES show where the infamous boing ball demo was shown for the first time (behind closed doors), development of the operating system was well under way. Atari only got involved in financing the Amiga after that CES show.
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/r/programming/comments/a44xl7/flatline_how_the_amiga_languished/ebd9tqu/
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wengemurphy
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15% is a **lot** of people. If you don't care about 15% you can ditch IE**11**, and you can ditch it years ago
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a-piece-of-me
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Never got bored of flying under the golden gate bridge :)
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/r/programming/comments/a44xl7/flatline_how_the_amiga_languished/ebd9z7o/
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snowe2010
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t2_53c7i
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haha holy cow
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ecadznh
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6d2c
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t2_w0vr7j
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Unfortunately on Linux (and on windows) conventions usually go out the window as each app rolls its own way of doing things.
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pagwin
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t2_11hvmh
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do you have a github repo of this?
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oldsecondhand
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> Of course, getting something working is just the first step of building software. The next step is to make code clear, reusable, and neat. Once, early in my career, I wrote a feature and gave it to a senior developer for review. He took one look at my sloppy spacing, mismatched lines, and erratic naming conventions and just said, “Do it again.” It was working. The syntax was valid. It was still wrong. Good coders don’t just get something to work. They want it to be good.
He's assuming that only perfection is acceptable, so don't teach kids anything about CS/coding rather than being too lax.
Which is a horrible advice. Do you think first graders should start with the Peano axioms?
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AsIAm
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t2_8mpfc
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> By the way, Chrome recently changed that command+q no longer quits without holding it down. WTF!
I like this change. Apple did the same thing with power-off and caps-lock button on the MacBook keyboard. Quick tap is not registered and only tap with an intent works.
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Well it might have been nice to have say functions for working with URLs. It amazes me that URL handling is just now making its way into the JavaScript standard.
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I use if for pet projects on RaspberryPI where i used C++ previously, but started to hate it. It's practically 2-3 different languages under the same name and the ecosystem just isn't there, unless git submodules is your understanding of package management.
I'd ideally want to use Java for that, but certainly not until https://openjdk.java.net/projects/panama/ lands.
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Isn’t that problem solved more or less by tree shaking?
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From a technological point of view: DOOM happened. The hardware design that made the Amiga ahead of its time in the late 80s and allowed it to excel at 2D multimedia and games also made it very ill suited to any kind of realtime 3D rendering. Commodore failed to address this problem with the new AGA chipset released in 1992 and by the mid 90s Amiga was dethroned by PC as the gaming home computer. Commodore bankruptcy in 1994 didn't help either.
Interestingly enough there are documents indicating that Commodore originally had a much more ambitious plan for further development of the Amiga - the AAA chipset. It was meant to be a full blown 3D accelerator with support for Gouraud shading, texturing, etc. Something very comparable to the original 3dfx Voodoo 1. Had they went through with it we would get the 3D accelerator revolution a few years earlier and this would have most probably saved them. Unfortunately Commodore management was very risk averse and preferred a more incremental approach. The AAA design was stripped down to reduce the cost and was ultimately released as the underwhelming AGA chipset.
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Actually, it's not just government agencies that are legally bound to accessibility rules (the Section 508 standards).
Lawsuits against small businesses for lack of ADA compliance are on the rise https://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-hotels-ada-compliance-20181111-story.html
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I guess native will somehow make a comeback... Stuff like flutter tend to render out native views. Maybe that's the actual future.
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I made a playlist of 129 cat videos that made me a happier developer. ;)
But seriously, I actually made a program that backs up your playlists. And I can tell by my users that most people make playlists of music videos.
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Yep.
- Square: only odd harmonics, magnitude of each is `1/x`
- Sawtooth: all harmonics, magnitude of each is `1/x`
- Triangle: only odd harmonics, magnitude of each is `1/x^2`
- Semisine: all harmonics: magnitude of each is `1/x^2`
where `x` is the harmonic number.
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I think he means in terms of hardware, as unix allowed cheap hardware into the server room.
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Probably referring to electron which isn't exactly native.
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Just in case you're interested, there's been a resurgence in accelerator cards produced for classic Amigas in recent years. The fastest of these new accelerators is the Vampire V2 (soon to be superceded by the Vampire V4). Can run Quake, Quake 2, a NeoGeo emulator, etc...
http://youtu.be/ki8vvaRJznI
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> unnecessarily strict dependency versions
They don't have much choice, because the other thing the JS community is astonishingly bad at is semantic versioning. I can't even count how many times something's broken because some dependency went from something like x.y.z-1 to x.y.z-2 and it has a completely different API or bumped a transitive dependency multiple major versions.
You'd think this would be a job for package locking right? You leave loose versions but lock it so that it only resolves the same versions each time unless you deliberately unlock it to update.
Except npm managed to fuck that up completely too. It worked correctly for exactly one version (IIRC 5.0).
The whole point of a lock file is that it... locks. But that made way too much sense, so npm changed it so that the install command does the same shit it did before, only now it *updates* the lockfile every time you run it. Thanks npm, what the flying fuck was even the point of having a lockfile then?
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I'm surprised by John Gruber's lack of technical knowledge.
There is nothing wrong with web apps being used as UI for desktop apps. In fact Apple uses that approach in Apple Music since it's a web app made in Ember.js.
The problem with Electron and similar projects (NWJS, etc) is that it embeds Chromium and Node resulting in bloated apps.
It is perfectly possible to create a desktop app using WKWebView and Swift which are super performant and efficient.
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I don’t think that’s it - if it were, there would be pressure to standardize on fast, cacheable cdn versions of libraries instead of serving content again every page load. A bigger problem is that every module isn’t conceived of as a framework or library but a single tool that solves the original programmer’s specific problem, so you end up writing tons of boilerplate code to adapt your problem or their problem to use it. If you’re lucky they’ll eventually merge something for your situation into the origin project, but until then your only solution is to publish your module as a new one, making the dependency problem worse.
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> but they aren't built into the model like they are with kubernetes.
But why should it be? Kubernetes doesn't do everything, either, which is why you still need Istio and Envoy to really leverage sidecars. Then there's Terraform, Helm Charts, etc. Why do some features have to live in k8s and not others? To me it's all rather arbitrary. Nothing says it wouldn't be a better idea to keep the simplicity of Swarm for application development and build a separate, independent layer on top of it for all of the devops and infrastructure needs.
> Launching sidecar containers
Sidecars are just a pattern and nothing stops you from adding a proxy container to your Docker Compose file. Kubernetes has a lot of extra bells and whistles - it's absolutely feature-packed and there's no denying that. But this belies the fact that it's not really built around a philosophy of simplicity, immutability, and reproducibility that have made Docker so successful to begin with. So much so that people have to build even more stuff on top of Kubernetes to use all of these features that inject stuff into your system at deploy time, and then build out even more features on top of that to support reproducible deployments and rollbacks.
> While kubernetes is more complex, it covers a much wider set of use cases and should be used when possible.
i think you've got that backwards. Swarm should be used when possible and Kubernetes should be used when you actually need the other use cases (and want to do extra work to get back the use cases that Swarm covers out of the box).
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This is a good explanation for why some relatives of mine have such a knack for breaking software - although I still think it could be a gypsy curse of some kind.
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> unsubstantiated rumor
This didn’t age well.
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Yes, I realize some people do want to know the details of the security implementation, so that doc should cover it. (Unfortunately since it’s not open-source you kind of have to take our word for it, but that’s the best I can do.)
Here is our [issue tracking NAT traversal](https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/live-share/issues/60), please upvote or comment if that would be useful to you. It is something we want to do eventually because it should allow for lower latency for some users, and it means we’d avoid the (minor) cost of the relay in some cases.
Live Share uses the [Azure Relay Service](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/service-bus-relay/relay-what-is-it), which is a websocket relay. At this time it’s not possible to host your own relay. That idea has come up a couple times, but I don’t think there is an issue tracking it, feel free to open one.
I’m glad you are enjoying Live Share, it has been a cool project to work on!
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>As it turns out, beyond certain scale you are not allowed to do some queries, some types of updates, etc. or else the rest of your system dies due to throughput issues.
Not only is that scale far larger than the vast majority of applications will ever reach, it's also far larger than most of the tables that those applications use will ever reach.
And when you consider that most of that group of applications can be taken offline for a few hours overnight on the weekend while one of these unlikely updates takes place, this pretty quickly becomes a non-issue for practically everybody.
You may as well say "Don't fly because airplanes crash". Which is true, but flying is also the safest form of travel there is. Especially if you're flying commercial.
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> It actually did have an extra custom chip (Akiko) relative to other AGA Amigas for hardware "chunky to planar" (in layman's terms, hardware assist for doom clones to be much more feasible) that wasn't used much in practice, but could have helped in principle.
The Amiga retro community have done a lot of benchmarks regarding Akiko's performance and it turns out it's quite... well... crap. The consensus is that even the slowest 68030 outperforms it in software and if you played any 3D Amiga games you surely know that even fast 68030 is still dog slow when it comes to chunky to planar conversion.
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The long path problem is Windows-specific, but even on *nix systems I've seen node_modules folders that took up to a minute or more to even just delete - and that was on SSDs!
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> better
As opposed to what? Rust?
Being able to write a graph without the need of 12 different 3rd party crates/libraries /s
I do agree with you though. It doesn't have to be a "this" or "that". Rust wants to prevent runtime crashes at be efficient. I like Rust myself. I also like D. The world has more than enough room for them to exist together.
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The pattern of calling `initTable` in `freeTable` to zero the values is a bit weird... next thing you know someone adds logic inside `initTable` which allocates memory and your free doesn't do what it's supposed to.
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combinatorylogic
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So you have no idea what CS base is, do you?
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That only helps a little. The inability of seemingly the entire JS ecosystem to understand what semantic versioning is, stuff like npm introducing a lockfile only to make it completely worthless one version later, etc. is all still there.
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I read about halfway through this qoute and closed the article. I just couldn't read another "mac-like" phrase.
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This will be great for me to get a job in 1998.
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The major Linux DE's (e.g. KDE, Gnome, Xfce) usually ship their own bespoke browser (respectively Konqueror, Epiphany, Midori) that seem usually to be WebKit based and generally kinda suck compared to Firefox/Chromium, but have better system integration
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Or you two just meant different things by "cleaner". You were talking about ease of upgrades as a consumer of libraries. HowIsntBabbyFormed was talking about the community making fewer breaking changes as a whole (I also thought that was pretty clear from the original comment, btw).
You both have valid points and there is no logical contradiction here. It's like one person saying faster cars are nicer because they get me from place to place more quickly, while somebody else says slower cars are nicer because they are safer. Both people can be right if you take a moment to understand that they are using the word "nicer" to talk about different things.
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Hi good friend, I use qtwidgets and python.
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isaystuffonreddit
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>My company can't even afford i10n or offices for that matter.
So you're abject failures who make poor decisions. Why should the disabled bear the burden of your mistakes?
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vagif
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Yeah but cross platform.
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munificent
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That's a good point. In general, the code for this book is quite small, and I architect it assuming it's maintained by one person or at least anyone touching it has the whole thing loaded into their head.
I don't do any speculation abstraction or decoupling like this because that just adds more verbosity that doesn't concretely benefit the book itself.
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Well yeah, but that can be achieved with a little bit of light AJAX that gracefully degrades when JS isn’t available. My favorite approach to this is how it’s done with [Intercooler.js](http://intercoolerjs.org/), which is pretty tiny itself and depends only on Jquery (or Zepto if you want to go even lighter). No “Please enable JavaScript to use this site” or megabytes of scripts needed.
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\o/
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ProgramTheWorld
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Doesn’t have the necessary APIs to interact with the browser.
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noratat
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NPM generates lockfiles, but it doesn't actually *use* them properly.
In a sane ecosystem, the point of a lockfile is that you can leave some dependencies a bit more open-ended, but you only allow them to update when you intend for them to update, and the lockfile records the specific versions so that nothing breaks unexpectedly.
But of course, that made way too much sense, so npm has to do something completely fucking stupid by having a lockfile that doesn't actually lock anything. Instead, every time you do an npm install it *updates the versions anyways* and puts the new versions into the "lockfile".
The icing on the cake is that they then introduced a new command that actually reads the lock file, and named the command "ci", which makes no fucking sense at all and so far as I can tell most devs and tools don't use it.
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howox
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Ah memories, playing Dune strategy on Amiga. It was heaven.
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PTSD flashbacks to solving fourier transforms by hand in college... Pages and pages of equations where I'd somehow manage to get the right result, without ever being quite sure what I was doing.
Since then I've seen them explained/taught a zillion times better than we were expected to learn them. One great intro is here:
https://betterexplained.com/articles/an-interactive-guide-to-the-fourier-transform/
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vagif
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So the dreaded "waiting for cache" issue on SSDs that freezes entire computer every 10-15 seconds will be on MS browser too? Yay!
I had to switch to Firefox after replacing my HDD with SSD.
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noratat
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It doesn't help that npm install has ass-backwards behavior - instead of installing the versions in the lock file, it updates all the versions to latest allowed and writes the new versions into the "lockfile", defeating the entire point.
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Ehh I don't want to buy a QT license
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Yeah, that's a fair point. I'm assuming that caveat is made pretty clear if you're reading it from the start :)
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Flutter also has issues with accessibility, but hopefully they will prioritize it sooner as it is a major deal for some apps that rely on it for compliance.
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ryeguy
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You missed the key sentence from the comment:
> I rather build a UI once and have it run on the web and on desktop.
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asbananasasyousay
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How to compile my MIT-licensed library:
1. Work at Google
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pbsds
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YouTube-dl can download playlists
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how did i forget that:
https://youtu.be/bOFf79OhAIw?t=7
amazing.
I dont think i actually ever played this one btw.
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For all that python's dependency management needs work and consolidation, I've had orders of magnitude less problems with it than npm/node.js.
> that are mostly like the early versions of npm (create a venv for every project and just copy all dependencies you need in there), and none of them works without hacks and workarounds.
Pip installs to the active venv automatically, I don't know why you think you need to manually copy dependencies around. And there are tools like Pipenv that automate management of venvs if that's a problem for you.
And I'm curious what hacks or workarounds you needed, because the only issue I've ever had with pip was caused by a bug in the private repository we were using, which wasn't pip's fault.
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asbananasasyousay
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It's a matter of principle that no application should run its own entire copy of a web browser that is already too big.
If I knew web stuff I could write web UIs with localhost servers like Syncthing, IPFS, I2P, etc. do, I just don't care to learn web tech until I need it.
> Feel free to stop whining and come join us in the future.
Mostly, I don't want to be part of a community that has you in it.
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Why the fuck do I want a technology that can "be used for everything" instead of selecting things based on their unique strengths?
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What's with the "you should" in titles these days?
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Depending on such a large number of JS libraries as that gives me anxiety just thinking about it... I give up on keeping *hobby project* dependencies up-to-date because of how painstaking it is to handle upgrading everything.
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I think you need the machete more than a keyboard!
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ISvengali
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Stop listening to comments
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That time I had to port Qt5 to Windows was such a waste.
As we all know, C++ is platform-specific.
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Ameisen
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Is it branch-friendly?
Doing things that the branch predictor doesn't like is a good way to end up slow.
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asbananasasyousay
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t2_1283wi2o
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I don't do phones
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ryeguy
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that's not at all how this sub works
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You did it right. Figure out what software you need/want, then buy the hardware to run it.
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> And what about attempts to subvert the marketplace?
This is where education, as you aptly point out, is useful. But though you ought to recognize them (hell and denounce them) you shouldn't want them not to exist. They're a lesson.
> Interesting, then I'm puzzled as to who you do see as performing this role if not members of the community or community leaders.
Unjust moderators. Whom we should treat with the utmost defiance. There are no rules about moderation.
> do you think downvoting comments on reddit is fascist?
Not really, I do think sorting by controversial is the best way to browse the site though. Consensus building is this place's plague.
I think this is the crux of our disagreement really, we have a similar position but you're probably more concerned about popular untruths and i'm probably more concerned about unpopular truths.
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ivquatch
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> learn coding
Do you mean learn to program?
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maep
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Hate well earned.
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Nothing's insane about what I said. That's literally the reason electron is used everywhere. It's a cancer and you're not smart enough to produce anything easier. Do so and it'll be the most used UI platform that exists.
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What's there to like?
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